What should I do if cervical spondylosis is compressing a nerve?

Cervical spondylosis with nerve compression can be treated through medications, physical therapy, and surgical intervention. Under a doctor's guidance, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as meloxicam and celecoxib can be used to relieve pain symptoms, and neurotrophic agents such as vitamin B and methylcobalamin may also be administered. Physical therapies, including traction and electrical stimulation, can serve as adjunctive treatments. In severe cases, surgery may be considered to remove tissues or intervertebral discs that are compressing the nerves.